The large pepper tree at the north end of Patricia's Green has died, and the local neighborhood association is concerned about the health of the other trees on the green as well.

Citing a lack of space for pooches to play in North Beach (and all of District 3), advocates are seeking a dog play area or dog park in Washington Square—or beyond.

Only a few weeks after tourists made a hole in the Alamo Square fence to get better Painted Ladies photos, it's been breached again—this time by high winds, which knocked a large section down.

This stretch of the Bay Trail doesn't offer traditional beauty, but it goes past or near a host of fun, funky places to eat and shop.

The Upper Haight's second staffed lavatory, needle drop, and dog waste disposal center will be open on weekdays at Buena Vista Park.

The neighborhood has donated $50,000 to plant more than 150 trees in Alamo Square, with another $50,000 in ASNA matching funds. Donations are still being collected to plant more trees down the line.

Sanchez and Alvarado Elementary Schools will be opening their schoolyards to the public on weekends, beginning this month.

A small sliver of open space preserves a piece of Noe Valley’s wild landscape.

This weekend, keep your eyes peeled for an unusual troop of canines, as the Tri Pawed Dog Picnic returns to celebrate all those pups who are missing a little something.

A "small viewing area" will allow tourists to admire and snap photos of the famous Painted Ladies.

We aren't out of drought yet but San Francisco is taking some great strides towards water security in 2016.

The $1.8 million overhaul features new swings, trees, climbing nets, picnic tables and more.

The inviting plaza, with its inlaid granite blocks, soft, rolling green hills, and pine and willow trees, complements the neighborhood.